Rapid bus service

A rapid bus service (RBS) is a rapid transit corridor for buses, located either in the centre of the street or curbside. A section of Le Corbusier Blvd. in Laval is an example of an RBS.

Pie-IX RBS

A new rapid bus service is running on Pie-IX Blvd. in Montréal and is serving two stops in Laval: Saint-Martin and De la Concorde.
To know everything about the SRB Pie-IX, check out the official page srbpieix.ca

STM line 439 runs in Laval on weekdays only, except on statutory holidays.

• The best transfers for using the RBS in Laval:
  • Saint-Martin station: routes 48 and 50
  • De la Concorde station: routes 42, 48 and 58
  • Taxis collectifs: T01 and T02
  • Saint-Martin park-and-ride lot (managed by the STM)

 

• Routes 52 and 252 are the only STL routes to use the RBS:
  • When they are Montréal-bound, the buses only serve D’Amos station on the other side of the bridge, near Henri-Bourassa Blvd. These bus routes will allow riders to transfer onto STM route 439.
  • They keep the same schedule and same route as now and continue their usual route to Henri-Bourassa metro (orange line).
     

The STL has reviewed schedules on lines 42, 48, 50 and 58 to help transfers with the STM service. See the schedules. 

Transit fares accepted

• If you’re using the metro for your trip, you will need an All Modes AB fare.
• If you’re only using the bus, you need a Bus fare even if you are travelling between Laval and Montréal.

See the fares.